was riding my 2003 grizzle in deep mud. when i got out the belt was slipping so i pulled the plug, let it drain. it would go and the belt doesnt slip but it seems to be stuck in low or wont shift. any one know what to look for.
Quotewas riding my 2003 grizzle in deep mud. when i got out the belt was slipping so i pulled the plug, let it drain. it would go and the belt doesnt slip but it seems to be stuck in low or wont shift. any one know what to look for.
Yeah, A king Quad or a Brute Force. :D
Just kidding. pm Griz he'll probably be able to help you out.
with 27 " mudzillas was walkin around the kaws in the mud. until the mud got in
you have a build up of mud it the pri clutch and will not let parts to move take the belt cover and clean the mud out my 02 i had to do a lot
thanks bbf ill try that first. this site is cool. maybe just saved some money. thanks
bbf do you need a new gaskit when you take off the belt cover
no i used the same one take off the cover you may have to take the clutch apart to get the mud out . mud when dry is hard as a rock
cool thanks for the info
Take 9 through 23 off and clean .
When U re install make sure to tighten the nut 23 tight.
Make sure the spline on # 12 lines up on the shaft.
Yamaha has a lube to grease part #11 #12 #13
Good luck
Grizz
King Qaud..... ;D........They might be fast,but if I wanted to go fast I'd bought a raptor......My grizz spent most of the day hooked up to a king quad a few weeks ago at RR,dont get'em wet,or they wont go anywhere
brute force !!! that one fast dump truck lol grizz is right clean your clutch weights but like he said use Grizzly grease by yamalube